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the square 

a group of four girls who are best friends. and no one can damage their friendship.
1: "Dude i think im gonna dump mandy for jessica"
2: "bad idea. their in the square. they will kill you if you try to come between them. believe me ive tried"
1: "Nevermind that then."
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the square 

Common name for Market Square in Nottingham, England. Popular hang-out for teenagers of alternative culture on a Saturday.
the square by Abitha July 5, 2006

The Square 

A small neighborhood around Cutler Ridge and South Miami Heights that some say is ghetto, but it is not. It is full of wimpy-ass gangsta wannabe bitches.
Darius is a fat heffer from "The Square".

Laquanza passed by "The Square".
The Square by Da Barracuda May 1, 2010

The Square 

The holiest of shapes.
The square is the holiest of shapes. I dare not underestimate the square’s mystical and divine power.
The Square by BaddSpelur November 1, 2019

the square 

Square is slang for a person who is conventional and old-fashioned
Look at this man,he ain't cool at all, he is The square
the square by anxxss November 3, 2022

the square root of bugger all 

im sick to high buggerage of you sitting there doing the square root of bugger all while i do the housework

the square root of 64

Used to tell someone they ATE!!!! by using a mathematical equation.

(Ate is a way of saying someone Slayed or girlbossed)
*someone on social media cresting incredible art, doing a cool stunt etc*
Comment 1: WHATS THE SQUARE ROOT OF 64?!
Replied comments: ATEEEEEE
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